Open the data you already have
Inspect large local files without uploading them to a browser service. Start with schema, metadata, and a responsive grid.
Open and query large data files, S3 objects, and lakehouse tables directly on your Mac. Inspect first, scan deliberately, and move from source to answer in one focused workspace.
BigdataSight combines fast inspection, practical SQL, and controlled export without making a cloud upload the first step.
Inspect large local files without uploading them to a browser service. Start with schema, metadata, and a responsive grid.
Keep stable source views in one workspace, write read-only SQL, compare results, and export the slice you need.
Browse approved object and catalog paths, inspect metadata first, and avoid turning every remote preview into a full download.
Stay oriented when a source is wide, remote, or unfamiliar. BigdataSight keeps schema, query, result, and workspace context close together.
View download requirements →Open a local file, remote object, or supported table root.
Review schema and metadata, then load the rows and columns you need.
Run read-only SQL, compare sources, and export a reproducible result.
No subscription and no timed trial. Viewer remains useful for real local work.
Evaluate BigdataSight with local Parquet and CSV files.
One-time purchase. Founder buyers keep Pro after the launch offer ends.
Standard price after the Founder period: US$129.99
Yes. Viewer remains free without registration or a time limit. It supports local Parquet and CSV, single-source queries, two tabs, and current-page CSV export.
No. Pro is a one-time purchase that permanently unlocks the currently delivered Pro capabilities. Current product updates are included.
No. Both channels share the same core Viewer and Pro capabilities, but each uses its own purchase, restore, refund, and update system.
Founder pricing is available for the first 90 calendar days after the coordinated public launch. Purchases made during that period keep Pro permanently.